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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not wish to be kicked or beaten, or have a tag wired to my collar, which would be seen by my Mistress, saying perhaps 'This slave was impudent. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #195)
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16 195 I did not wish to be View more quotes about kicked">kicked or beaten, or have a tag wired to my collar, which would be seen by my Mistress, saying perhaps 'This slave was impudent.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 192 Twice earlier, too, I had been the only one in the shop but, still, I had not been waited on.
16 193 Turbus Veminius and one of his fellows had merely spent those times engaged in conversation, pertaining to the tharlarion races.
16 194 I had not objected, nor did I object now, of course.
16 195 I did not wish to be kicked or beaten, or have a tag wired to my collar, which would be seen by my Mistress, saying perhaps 'This slave was impudent.
16 196 I recommend twenty lashes.
16 197 ' I thought again of the two slave girls who had been hurrying past, doubtless to arrive home in time to prepare their masters' meals and then to be ready, bathed, perfumed and in a bit of silk, kneeling, to greet him.
16 198 I began to get a bit uneasy then on my own account.
Twice earlier, too, I had been the only one in the shop but, still, I had not been waited on. Turbus Veminius and one of his fellows had merely spent those times engaged in conversation, pertaining to the tharlarion races. I had not objected, nor did I object now, of course. I did not wish to be kicked or beaten, or have a tag wired to my collar, which would be seen by my Mistress, saying perhaps 'This slave was impudent. I recommend twenty lashes. ' I thought again of the two slave girls who had been hurrying past, doubtless to arrive home in time to prepare their masters' meals and then to be ready, bathed, perfumed and in a bit of silk, kneeling, to greet him. I began to get a bit uneasy then on my own account. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)